Ensures juveniles have access to an attorney before waiving constitutional rights during police interrogation.
This bill mandates that law enforcement officers provide juveniles with access to an attorney before any custodial interrogation or waiver of constitutional rights. Exceptions include situations where immediate action is necessary to protect life or prevent harm. The juvenile must be informed of their rights and given the opportunity to consult with an attorney before any information obtained can be used in prosecution. The waiver of rights must comply with specific legal standards.
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